
A podcast by Oshen Studio
What does it mean to stay human as AI reshapes everything we know?
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EP 06Space & Future
A Santa Clara sophomore on building AI traffic lights for space, the Kessler Effect, and what it means when someone copies your startup in a weekend.
EP 05Entrepreneurship
A 20-year-old serial founder on high-agency, why discipline beats motivation, and the one thing he refuses to ever let AI touch — covering NVIDIA, Vivora, FR8 Finland, and the framework that runs his career.
EP 04Science & Engineering
A 21-year-old hypersonic researcher on why AI is the ultimate people pleaser, the cost of complacency, and what stays human at Mach 10.
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Perkin is the founder of Oshen Studio — a studio at the intersection of AI, automation, and intentional storytelling. He builds AI-powered systems by day and tries to understand what they mean for us by night.
Still Human started from a simple frustration: most conversations about AI were either naively optimistic or catastrophically pessimistic. Neither felt honest. The podcast is Perkin’s attempt to find the more complicated, more human truth.
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Still Human goes to the people on the frontier — founders, scientists, engineers, and researchers navigating the AI shift — and asks one question: how do you stay whole?
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Still Human goes to the people on the frontier — the founders, scientists, engineers, and researchers navigating this shift — and asks them one question: how do you stay whole?
I testified under oath that those Solar Roof tiles were never connected to the grid. That's the moment you find out what you're actually made of.
You can hold consciousness and execution at the same time. Most people think you have to choose. You don't.
AI's biggest blind spot isn't intelligence — it's trust. And trust is a human problem.